The word level in the sense of Lexical Phonology and Stratal OT, here referred to as the l-
phonemic level, is a linguistically significant level of representation, which captures what
was right about the structural phonemic level without inheriting its well-known problems. It …

The word level in the sense of Lexical Phonology and Stratal OT, here referred to as the l-
phonemic level, is a linguistically significant level of representation, which captures what
was right about the structural phonemic level without inheriting its well-known problems. It …

The word level in the sense of Lexical Phonology and Stratal OT, here referred to as the l-
phonemic level, is a linguistically significant level of representation, which captures what
was right about the structural phonemic level without inheriting its well-known problems. It …

1.1 Problems with phonemes Typological generalizations and universals are explicanda for
linguistic theory, but they are themselves theory-dependent, for in order to be intelligible and
falsifiable they must adhere to some explicit descriptive framework. This mutual dependency …

1.1 Problems with phonemes Typological generalizations and universals are explicanda for
linguistic theory, but they are themselves theory-dependent, for in order to be intelligible and
falsifiable they must adhere to some explicit descriptive framework. This mutual dependency …